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This book introduces the fundamental principles of hydrogeology, focusing on groundwater flow, aquifer properties, and water resource management. The book covers the hydrologic cycle, groundwater-surface water interactions, and contaminant transport. It emphasizes methods for groundwater investigation, modeling, and sustainable management. Practical examples and case studies illustrate hydrogeological concepts and applications. The goal is to equip students and professionals with the knowledge to manage groundwater resources effectively and address related environmental challenges.
About the author
Martin Blair is a Civil Engineer with a diverse background in Geotechnical and Civil Engineering within the water industry. Currently holding the position of Design Lead within a large multinational consultancy, providing engineering consultancy services to water utility companies within the UK. Martin's academic journey includes earning his BSc degree from Glasgow Caledonian University in Scotland. Committed to continuous learning, Martin actively participates in extracurricular activities including teaching part-time for an online collage, Semester Learning & Development Limited, to share his depth of knowledge with the next generation of Engineers. Martin's passion for sharing engineering knowledge coupled with his diverse experiences, shapes him into a skilled Engineering professional.
